Production
Originally, Club Life was supposed to be a small segment presentation on the cable network Shaw TV. The management at Shaw decided that Club Life would force them to change the formula of their programming around Club Life so nixed the idea. In 2007, Jamie Hall approached Citytv Winnipeg about a half hour program. It was decided that Club Life would be more risque than originally developed and would centralize around sexually charged etiquette as well as humorous and sometimes embarrassing moments in night clubs. This was never more prevalent than in the Season one recap episode .
Hall assembled a team which included his assistant Kayla Tremblay and camera man named Mitch Olsen. The team concluded that the show would feature one club per episode and would be developed around segments which included girls and guys questions as well as pickup lines.
Hall knew there was a challenge with such a show. The challenge was getting people to actually watch it . This is why the show was accompanied by events and a massive online campaign featuring many previews on YouTube, crackle and Facebook. The show began production in May with Tila Tequila being featured on the series premiere .
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